The Tottenham Way

Daniel Levy made a rare public appearance this week at his old university Cambridge - though it happened before Fabio Paratici's appeal against his 30-month ban was turned down. Host Marcus Buckland, Tom Barclay and Tom Allnutt discuss the chairman's student chat and the Paratici news, along with Gazzetta Dello Sport's man in England, Davide Chinellato, to hear how a chaotic season at Spurs has gone down in Italy.

Looking ahead to the summer, host Marcus Buckland is joined by Tottenham writers Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Barclay to audit the current squad and look where changes need to be made.

Off the back of Antonio Conte's exit and Cristian Stellini staying put, host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Allnutt and Tom Barclay to take a wider look at what has been a chaotic period at Tottenham and where the club goes from here.

With Antonio Conte increasingly expected to leave at the end of the season (or before), host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Allnutt and Tom Barclay to discuss the Italian's potential replacements. What do Spurs need from their next boss and does a return for Mauricio Pochettino make sense? Or is Brighton's Roberto De Zerbi the next Poch? And how about Marco Silva or Thomas Tuchel?

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Allnutt and Tom Barclay to look back on Tottenham's tepid Champions League exit against AC Milan and ask what happens next in the doomed marriage between the club and Antonio Conte. The panel discusses where it all went wrong against the Serie A champions and possible successors to Conte, from Mauricio Pochettino to Thomas Tuchel.

Fan and former host Tom Hayward joins Marcus Buckland, Dan Kilpatrick and Tom Allnutt to pick over the grimly familiar FA Cup fifth-round defeat at Bramall Lane and discuss why Spurs consistently fail in these games. The panel look back on some of the worst cup exits since 2008 and assess what (surely) another season without silverware could mean for Harry Kane and Antonio Conte.

Marcus Buckland and the Evening Standard's Dan Kilpatrick interview former Spurs midfielder and assistant manager Gus Poyet, who was in the dugout the last time the club won a trophy: the 2008 League Cup. Gus talks his "naivety" at joining Spurs from Chelsea as a player, why it all went wrong for him and Juande Ramos, and what he told the club after being sacked. Plus, Tom Allnutt of the Times and Tom Barclay join, as the panel discuss Emerson Royal and Heung-min Son's performances against West Ham and look ahead to this weekend's clash against Chelsea without Antonio Conte.

Marcus, Dan and Tom Barclay talk about Son Heung-min and what's really behind the striker's dip in form.

The panel discuss Son's slump, whether he'll get back to the heady heights of last season and what the future might hold for the South Korean. We also talk about the defeats by Leicester City and AC Milan and look ahead to Sunday's game against West Ham.

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Spurs reporters Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Allnut and Tom Barclay, plus fan Lucy Jones for a Harry Kane special. What makes Spurs' new record goal-scorer so special? The panel discusses his rise to greatness, picks his top five goals and assesses what the future might hold for the England captain. Featuring interviews with Paul Coyte, Spurs' matchday host who interviewed Kane on the pitch after his 267th goal against Manchester City, and Richard Brush, the first goalkeeper ever to concede to Kane in a Spurs shirt.

In the second episode of the rebooted podcast, host Marcus Buckland is joined by reporters Dan Kilpatrick, Tom Barclay and Tom Allnutt to pick apart the club's January transfer window. The panel covers this week's news, including the win at Preston and a controversial new sponsorship deal, before a detailed look at January signings Arnaut Danjuma and Pedro Porro. Will the Spaniard finally solve Spurs' right wing-back problem? Tom B talks to Portuguese journalist Joao Ribeiro about Porro's qualities and Sporting Lisbon's negotiating tactics. Also covered is Matt Doherty's surprise departure for Atletico Madrid. And there's a return of Dan's hot-take game, now named 'Hot Take Lane'.